Pakistan, which is almost out of the race for the semi-finals, will try to break the sequence of defeat in four consecutive matches when it will face Bangladesh, another team struggling in the World Cup, here on Tuesday. In this do or die match, Pakistan has four points and And he can collect a maximum of six more points, taking his maximum to 10 points after the league stage. Two teams have already collected 10 or more points, while apart from these, three more teams are ahead of Pakistan, which would make it no less than a miracle for them to make it to the semi-finals. There is very little hope of getting favorable results from all the teams. Also, after a slow start, Australia has picked up the pace, while the New Zealand team is also in excellent form. India has almost confirmed its place in the semi-finals with 12 points, while South Africa has 10 points. Pakistan will not only have to win all three remaining matches, but will also have to register victory by a huge margin. Due to which his net run rate improves, which is currently minus 0.205. Defeat against Bangladesh will end all hopes of 1992 champion Pakistan. In such a situation, it is expected that Pakistan players will give their all against Bangladesh.
Inzamam resigns from the post of selection committee chairman
Former Pakistan great Inzamam ul Haq resigned from the post of chairman of the national selection committee on Monday amid discussions related to conflict of interest. Inzamam is accused of being associated with ‘Yazoo International’, the company that manages many players of the national team. Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has formed a five-member committee to investigate the role of Inzamam. ‘Yazoo International’ manages the team’s big players like captain Babar Azam, fast bowler Shaheen Shah Afridi and wicketkeeper batsman Mohammad Rizwan.